Strong calls all the shots, Dan simply says yes. Strong also is in a position of being able to own greater than 150% of the company, Dan has little choice, and Strong's position grows monthly in lieu of an interest payment without any additional investment. If Dan can turn it around, Strong wins. If Dan doesn't, he'll have little choice but to renegotiate the terms and reset the warrants with Strong, and, of course, Strong wins, will own most of the company for money's owed, no additional out of pocket, no need to exercise warrants either really.